The main, trends and CH(C)P/sector reports were published on 22nd March 2013. The survey provides findings on health behaviours, perception of physical and mental health, use and satisfaction of health services, perception of neighbourhood, local environment, local services and financial wellbeing. The results have been analysed by age, gender, deprivation  and CH(C)P. The reports highlight the areas where there is a statistically significant difference.

Please contact the team if you require further analysis or assistance with disseminating and/or using the findings.

Allan Boyd, Public Health Information Analyst
Margaret McGranachan, Public Health Researcher
Julie Truman, Senior Public Health Researcher

Tel 0141 201 4874
Email contact.research@ggc.scot.nhs.uk

Planning is underway for the 2014 survey.  Inverclyde, Renfrewshire, East Renfrewshire, East Dunbartonshire, Glasgow City will be buying into the next survey. Reports should be available late 2015.

This new report, produced by Dr. Anne Scoular, covers the first five years (2006-2010) of the Keep Well programme in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and aims to provide an analysis of the original policy context,  details of  the evaluation findings and to identify wider transferable lessons for delivery of preventive anticipatory care in NHS GG&C.
 
Access the report via the link below:

The Glasgow City Secondary School Health and Wellbeing Survey 2010 includes results from S1 to S4 pupils attending all 30 of Glasgow's mainstream secondary schools. Over 8000 pupils participated in the survey. The survey reveals many positive findings about the city's young people. The full report and reports for each of the three sectors which make up the city (North East; North West and South) can be accessed via the link below: